Sentence examples for later wing from inspiring English sources

The advance with the quiet 9 f3, which is getting to be popular lately, gives up the idea of center aggression in favor of a later wing attack with g4.

A total of 6 hr later, wing discs were dissected and stained with 3 μg/ml acridine orange in PBS (5 min), washed, and imaged on the confocal microscope.

The later Wing and Gould study (1979) showed much the same and it became clear that there were unresolved uncertainties over where and how to draw the diagnostic boundaries [Wing & Gould, 1979].

The core of the house, a 15th-century manor, has been obliterated by later wings, which have in turn been remodelled and altered, most substantially around 1635.

After the freehold was purchased by Lord Rothermere, the wings were demolished to leave the original central portion (with the dome now appearing disproportionately tall) and Smirke's later wings.

This was very evident for the stimulation of the 12A neurons that began with locomotion that was later joined by lateral wing waving and then finally by the onset of sustained wing buzzing.

A later secondary wing, known as the Shuvalov wing (named after Vorontsov's son-in-law, Count Shuvalov) was not part of Blore's original plan and designed by his assistant, William Hunt.

Later fossil wing prints occur in Miocene deposits.

Two weeks later, its wing unhealed, Ms. Dudley's rescue pigeon would be euthanized.

Two days later, his wing landed the first Allied fighters in France since 1940.

However, Treviso gave their home support some encouragement when they hit back just two minutes later through wing Massimiliano Perziano who went over after Gabriel Pizarro and Marius Goosen combined effectively in midfield.